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I was leaving the Santa Barbara Public Library on State Street at about 5:15 PM yesterday when I realized my document holders were not in my bag. They are three black leather folders with elastic straps, used to keep travel receipts and permit papers organized. I walked down State Street toward the courthouse, past the farmers market, and I must have dropped them along the way perhaps near the Santa Barbara Mission statue or at the corner by the County Courthouse steps. These organizers carry a lot of paperwork, and losing them makes me anxious about the permit process. If someone finds them, please post through the site; I am hopeful they will turn up near the main entrance of the Santa Barbara Public Library or along State Street.
I lost my CDs after a sunset stroll along Stearns Wharf. At about 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday, I was packing up the passenger seat of my gray sedan when I realized the blue binder with my favorite discs was gone. The binder has a white sticker with a mountain and holds a mix of indie tracks and long-loved classics. I retraced steps along State Street and by the Santa Barbara waterfront, hoping to glimpse that blue binder in the glow of streetlights, but I came home empty-handed. Those CDs are tied to years of listening and memories; I’d be grateful for any clue, especially if you spotted a blue binder near Stearns Wharf or the waterfront around that time.
I found this Sheet Music on the steps of the Santa Barbara Mission around 2:15 p.m. last Wednesday. The paper is a weathered score with a few pencil markings and a faded bookmark sticking out. It looks like someone paused to practice nearby and left it behind in a hurry, perhaps drawn to the ocean breeze along the cliff path. The notes feel like a small thread to a memory, and I’m glad to have kept it safe until the owner sees this post. It seems like a performer’s page from a practice session by the sea, and I hope it finds its way home.
On Tuesday at 9:45 a.m., I realized my pin set was lost after a quick stroll along State Street near Paseo Nuevo. I had them pinned to my denim jacket—a tiny compass, a seashell, and a tiny map pin that always makes me smile. The morning sun caught a glint on the sidewalk by the Santa Barbara County Courthouse, and I spent a few minutes scanning the pavement as I muttered to myself about where they could have gone. These pins are important to me; they were gifts and now I just want them back so I can stop replaying the moment in my head and feel a little normal again.
After a small recital at the Santa Barbara Conservatory of Music, I realized my two violins were missing from the back of my car around 8:15 pm on Tuesday. The cases are black leather with a faint scuff along the edges; one violin has a slight crack on the back—the sentimental instrument I inherited from my teacher. I combed State Street between the Conservatory and Stearns Wharf, asking staff and locals if they'd seen them. They were more than instruments to me; they carried years of practice, memories of late-night rehearsals, and a promise I made to finish a piece for my grandfather.
I'm Emily Carter, and I lost my tank accessories last Sunday evening. Around 6:45 p.m. I was by a bench near the Santa Barbara Mission on State Street, waiting for a bus when I realized the bag with my tank accessories kit had disappeared. The kit includes a small heater and a few filter cartridges—things I rely on to keep my fish healthy. I'm hoping someone picked them up and handed them in at a nearby cafe or dropped them off somewhere around the Mission area, because I really need them back. If you found them, please know how much they mean to me and my fish.
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